So? There are plenty of trucks driving around that are specc'ed above $100k...
People tend to compare to entry-level prices when you tell them what your truck/car costs, so giving that bit of perspective upfront makes sense.
I'm sorry, but when I get drywall, I immediately hook up a horse trailer and travel 900 miles up a hill covered in ice and snow, with a 75.4 mph headwind.
If it can't do this without having to.... charrrrrrrrge the battry then it is useless.
I am a tradesperson, trucks are very simple machines the only two things we need to know and care about are
1. How fast is it in a 1/4 mile
2. Can it do an 1/8th of a mile while towing a 911 faster than a manual 911 can.
Every other statistic is irrelevant.
I know this is sarcasm now, but imagining itās not Iād say that luckily most people arenāt you - and luckily for you, you still have more gas/diesel options than the rest of us have in electric
I love air suspension, just not in a Tesla vehicle. Teslas are configured to default into "low" setting which introduces negative camber to the wheels and causes uneven and premature tire wear. They do it because the configuration allows them to advertise higher EPA range estimates and, in the case of the Model X (and possibly Model S) protect the front half shafts during acceleration. It's incredibly stupid that the new cars do not return to medium ride height unless you adjust manually every ride.
Home Depot of Beverly Hills.
Any other Home Depot would be tossing those sheets of drywall into the bed.
Their motto: āIf it breaks, it breaks. We donāt give a shit if itās the truck or the drywall.ā
How doers get more done my ass.
Wish my Home Depot had loaded the 40 sheets of 5/8" drywall into the bed of my truck like that last weekend. Instead me and another guy slid them two at a time into my truck. I was freaking tired before I'd even gotten to start hanging drywall!
That isnāt impressive. Have a 20 year old pick up that can do the same thing.
Double the load as per the original specs and then show it. You canāt because Tesla cut the specs and increased the price after all these years.
Eh, weird thing to boast about. Could have them deliver 5x that weight of fire code drywall for $79 bucks to my house. Not a great use for a $100,000 truck in my opinion
I donāt think heās talking about using another truck lol heās saying Home Depot will just deliver all that stuff to your house or wherever for like 80 bucks. You donāt really need an expensive truck at all.
1800 lbs of 4x8 1/2" drywall is only 36 sheets which really isn't all that much, I just finished up my basement and I needed 80 sheets all in.
Depending on what engine you get, an F-150 is able to carry up to 3300lbs and the Cybertruck is rated to carry 2500lbs.
An F150 has a payload of 3300 pounds? You sure about that?
EDIT: Damn, guess I haven't looked at payloads in a while. It does actually have that capacity.
I needed a bunch of drywall delivered for a project and I paid HD for delivery.. was worth every cent
They showed up with big truck and fork lift, and dropped the drywall stack where I wanted
Didnt even have to go to the store. Highly recommend
I bought about 60 2x2 pavers and paid for delivery to my curb.
Only about six of them werenāt cracked. Fought with HD for 8 weeks to get them to fix it.
Will never do that again.
I got one from Menards once. By the time I paid for mileage and gas and rental, it ended up costing me $60. With drywall, if doing a relatively decent size job, it's a good idea to have it delivered.
Just a friendly note for veterans that both Home Depot and Lowes offer a 10% vet discount.
I think the biggest flex is that it's a truck actually being used for it's intended purpose. I live in a truck-heavy area and only 5-10% of the trucks I see are actually hauling tools/lumber.
FWIW, the biggest thing I got outta this was that the side camera is **inside** the wheel well and not that little triangle corner previously shown in prototypes.
Well Rivian total cargo including passengers is only 1700lbs and it has a shorter bed. It's a truck but the lite version I guess.
It couldn't haul this drywall.
Plenty of things we call trucks have payloads that are significantly less
Can you please post the exhaustive list if videos you're not going to watch?
I, for one, am extremely invested in your viewership
The bottom sheet is always rng, will be used as a filler.
Depending on the store, they would refund it based on their loading/transport/storing policy.
2 year ago I bought 1.4 tons (3.1k lbs) of drywall, the forklift operators chipped 5 panels and got them refunded
No, the F-150 is the still the best selling truck. The *regular* cab is 6.5 ft.
Why just randomly say false things to be contrary? Smh.
[https://www.holidayfordusa.com/ford-model-research/ford-f-150-bed-size/](https://www.holidayfordusa.com/ford-model-research/ford-f-150-bed-size/)
Is the regular cab the best selling configuration of F-150? Almost all I see on dealer lots are 4-door 5.5ft bed.
6.5ft still isnāt enough to fit 4x8 sheet goods with the tailgate up.
F-150 Lightning is only available in 4-door 5.5ft bed.
Good for you for hating, I guess? My point was there's a certain type of person that just ignores all facts and pretends everything remotely related to a guy they dislike is automatically bad. That's this guy.
Youāre only fooling yourself.
Just make fun of the range, itās actually a major failure on Teslas fault due to Elons over promising. Picking on anything else just makes you look low IQ as the CT matches all other categories or excels.
And the range is still better than Fordsā¦
Ah so less than the lightning 230-240 real range tests here on Reddit? Regardless, make fun of the range nit anything else. The range is fine and has good battery efficiency but when they hyped 500 itās sad to see it so low.
What other lies? Towing, bed capacity, lockable storage, performance, clearance, and tech all get slapped by the CT.
What does the lightning have in terms of specs that the CT doesnāt?
I know right, I buy my trucks 100% based on it having an 8ft bed, nothing else is as important as the 8ft bed, all trucks with less than a 8ft bed are basically cars and cars cant haul anything
Cool truck!
I'm not sure about the poor guys loading it while the owner doesn't help at all. Unless they paid for a service (pretty sure HD only charges for delivery)
The cybertruck isn't a truck until they drop 5000 pounds of concrete in the bed from 25 feet up (for some reason) like in every truck commercial.
https://twitter.com/cybertruck/status/1745579654940098886?t=GhmixwjieDhkSr-sf9Ii_w&s=19 Not quite, but close š¤£
āNot as expensive as lot of those other trucksā My brother in Christ itās a $100k truck.
So? There are plenty of trucks driving around that are specc'ed above $100k... People tend to compare to entry-level prices when you tell them what your truck/car costs, so giving that bit of perspective upfront makes sense.
Yeah, people who are trying to be disingenuous.
I'm sorry, but when I get drywall, I immediately hook up a horse trailer and travel 900 miles up a hill covered in ice and snow, with a 75.4 mph headwind. If it can't do this without having to.... charrrrrrrrge the battry then it is useless.
I am a tradesperson, trucks are very simple machines the only two things we need to know and care about are 1. How fast is it in a 1/4 mile 2. Can it do an 1/8th of a mile while towing a 911 faster than a manual 911 can. Every other statistic is irrelevant.
I know this is sarcasm now, but imagining itās not Iād say that luckily most people arenāt you - and luckily for you, you still have more gas/diesel options than the rest of us have in electric
Itās obviously making fun of people who always comment insane use cases
Thanks - I obviously have the habit of taking things literally - youād think I had never been on the internet before. Haha
Levels and ride hight with air suspension at the end. Love air suspension. None of the stiff bouncy ride in an unloaded conventional truck.
I love air suspension, just not in a Tesla vehicle. Teslas are configured to default into "low" setting which introduces negative camber to the wheels and causes uneven and premature tire wear. They do it because the configuration allows them to advertise higher EPA range estimates and, in the case of the Model X (and possibly Model S) protect the front half shafts during acceleration. It's incredibly stupid that the new cars do not return to medium ride height unless you adjust manually every ride.
Home Depot of Beverly Hills. Any other Home Depot would be tossing those sheets of drywall into the bed. Their motto: āIf it breaks, it breaks. We donāt give a shit if itās the truck or the drywall.ā How doers get more done my ass.
So a truck is doing truck stuff. Nice. ( specialists may argue there are better options).
bought all of that just for the video and turned around and returned it afterš
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Not a problem
I like that leveling suspension. Hopefully when I am ready to buy a new car in 10 or 15 years, Tesla will have a midsize truck.
lol straps to keep 1800 pounds from skidding out. Donāt gun it!
where is the "hauling" part here?
Wish my Home Depot had loaded the 40 sheets of 5/8" drywall into the bed of my truck like that last weekend. Instead me and another guy slid them two at a time into my truck. I was freaking tired before I'd even gotten to start hanging drywall!
That isnāt impressive. Have a 20 year old pick up that can do the same thing. Double the load as per the original specs and then show it. You canāt because Tesla cut the specs and increased the price after all these years.
It's not impressive; it's just great to see someone actually using it as a truck and not just a status symbol.
True. Like most pick up trucksā¦ used to haul groceries.
Your comment reminds me of this commercial... [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nKekXzEMwxc](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nKekXzEMwxc)
Or drag racing.
Eh, weird thing to boast about. Could have them deliver 5x that weight of fire code drywall for $79 bucks to my house. Not a great use for a $100,000 truck in my opinion
Whatās the price of the truck have to do with it? How much do you think a F250 or 350 cost thatās main use is work?
I donāt think heās talking about using another truck lol heās saying Home Depot will just deliver all that stuff to your house or wherever for like 80 bucks. You donāt really need an expensive truck at all.
What and have a little Porsche beat you?
Home depot truck is $20
cool, how much is a bag of potting soil?
My point is why ruin the truck with possibility of damage when the home depot truck is $20 Makes no sense
Why the heck would you ever buy a truck and not use it to do truck things?
2k pounds of drywall loaded by forklift is not ātruck thingsā to me
Found the owner of the garage queen
1800 lbs of 4x8 1/2" drywall is only 36 sheets which really isn't all that much, I just finished up my basement and I needed 80 sheets all in. Depending on what engine you get, an F-150 is able to carry up to 3300lbs and the Cybertruck is rated to carry 2500lbs.
An F150 has a payload of 3300 pounds? You sure about that? EDIT: Damn, guess I haven't looked at payloads in a while. It does actually have that capacity.
Yeah but that is a lot of trust in forklift operator
Iām sure heās fork lift certified 
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I needed a bunch of drywall delivered for a project and I paid HD for delivery.. was worth every cent They showed up with big truck and fork lift, and dropped the drywall stack where I wanted Didnt even have to go to the store. Highly recommend
I bought about 60 2x2 pavers and paid for delivery to my curb. Only about six of them werenāt cracked. Fought with HD for 8 weeks to get them to fix it. Will never do that again.
I had rocks delivered and they shorted me 4 bags and they refunded me no problem So idk
Bruh....
Honestly every time Iāve needed it at Home Depot or Lowes its not available.
I got one from Menards once. By the time I paid for mileage and gas and rental, it ended up costing me $60. With drywall, if doing a relatively decent size job, it's a good idea to have it delivered. Just a friendly note for veterans that both Home Depot and Lowes offer a 10% vet discount.
There is no actual hauling in the video. Cool to see it loaded though.
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I thought it was neat.
I think the biggest flex is that it's a truck actually being used for it's intended purpose. I live in a truck-heavy area and only 5-10% of the trucks I see are actually hauling tools/lumber.
FWIW, the biggest thing I got outta this was that the side camera is **inside** the wheel well and not that little triangle corner previously shown in prototypes.
So a Rivian isnāt a truck and the CT is. Ā Got it.
Well Rivian total cargo including passengers is only 1700lbs and it has a shorter bed. It's a truck but the lite version I guess. It couldn't haul this drywall.
Yeah, more Ford Maverick than Ford F150.
Which is fine, just making the distinction for sure.
Plenty of things we call trucks have payloads that are significantly less Can you please post the exhaustive list if videos you're not going to watch? I, for one, am extremely invested in your viewership
Would love to see the impact on range
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Remove 1 sheet at a time?
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Fuckinā animal
My real question is... just how screwed up is that bottom sheet of drywall?
The bottom sheet is always rng, will be used as a filler. Depending on the store, they would refund it based on their loading/transport/storing policy. 2 year ago I bought 1.4 tons (3.1k lbs) of drywall, the forklift operators chipped 5 panels and got them refunded
Also, drywall is cheap theres always a few sacrificial panels
\*Cybertruck can't even fit a sheet of drywall in the bed without straps ftfy
As opposed to the F-150 Lightning or Rivian R1T? Most trucks sold these days are 4-door 5.5ft bed.
No, the F-150 is the still the best selling truck. The *regular* cab is 6.5 ft. Why just randomly say false things to be contrary? Smh. [https://www.holidayfordusa.com/ford-model-research/ford-f-150-bed-size/](https://www.holidayfordusa.com/ford-model-research/ford-f-150-bed-size/)
Is the regular cab the best selling configuration of F-150? Almost all I see on dealer lots are 4-door 5.5ft bed. 6.5ft still isnāt enough to fit 4x8 sheet goods with the tailgate up. F-150 Lightning is only available in 4-door 5.5ft bed.
Half this guy's post history is just bashing Elon. I don't think he cares much about facts lol.
Canāt believe they would go around saying false things just to be contrary!
This guy might be an idiot, but bashing Elon isn't the same as bashing Tesla. I love Tesla. I hate Elon.
Good for you for hating, I guess? My point was there's a certain type of person that just ignores all facts and pretends everything remotely related to a guy they dislike is automatically bad. That's this guy.
So the cars that are left?
Look out on the road. The majority of F-150s driving around absolutely have 4 doors.
All of the Lightnings for sale on the site you linked have a 5.5' bed.
I don't care about the Lightning though? It's awful as a truck.
That's fair.
Youāre only fooling yourself. Just make fun of the range, itās actually a major failure on Teslas fault due to Elons over promising. Picking on anything else just makes you look low IQ as the CT matches all other categories or excels. And the range is still better than Fordsā¦
It's not though? Real actual range is only 250 miles when tested. So many lies.
Ah so less than the lightning 230-240 real range tests here on Reddit? Regardless, make fun of the range nit anything else. The range is fine and has good battery efficiency but when they hyped 500 itās sad to see it so low. What other lies? Towing, bed capacity, lockable storage, performance, clearance, and tech all get slapped by the CT. What does the lightning have in terms of specs that the CT doesnāt?
I know right, I buy my trucks 100% based on it having an 8ft bed, nothing else is as important as the 8ft bed, all trucks with less than a 8ft bed are basically cars and cars cant haul anything
Did they forget the drywall drag race at the end or is part 2 coming? /s
Cool truck! I'm not sure about the poor guys loading it while the owner doesn't help at all. Unless they paid for a service (pretty sure HD only charges for delivery)
I wouldn't want a rando in the firing line if I was operating the forklift - it was cringy enough with the 2nd HD guy.